Hand-detailed collectible fur trapper/mountain man figure crafted with authentic materials including genuine suede leather, real fur hat, and white synthetic beard. This artisanal figure depicts a 19th century American frontiersman in traditional buckskin attire with fringe detailing on both the jacket and pants. The figure features a hand-carved resin or composite face with detailed paintwork showing weathered features and expressive eyes.

The mountain man is dressed in full frontier regalia with a rust-brown suede leather outfit, cream-colored leather possibles bag with decorative stampwork, and matching moccasins. Accessories include a miniature metal knife held in one hand and a carefully crafted belt with concho-style buckle. The figure is mounted on a natural wood cross-section base that provides stable display and enhances the rustic presentation.

This collectible figure exemplifies the Americana folk art tradition celebrating the rugged mountain men and fur trappers who explored the American West in the early 19th century. The attention to period-accurate details makes this an excellent display piece for Western, frontier, or Americana collections.

Condition Notes: Overall good condition with no major damage. Minor wear to the suede fringe consistent with age. The fur hat shows some slight matting but remains intact. One accessory appears to be missing from the left hand based on the pose. Facial features remain well-preserved with minimal paint wear. The wooden base has natural checking appropriate to its rustic design. Refer to the pictures and in person inspection for condition.

23 inches tall × 8 inches wide × 8 inches deep